Common use of Scope of Information Clause in Contracts

Scope of Information. Information is subject to this Section 7.3 only if (a) it is in writing or other tangible form and is clearly marked as proprietary or confidential when disclosed, or (b) if it is not disclosed in tangible form, (1) such Information is clearly identified as confidential or proprietary at the time of disclosure, and (2) the disclosing Party subsequently provides the receiving Party with a written summary of the content of such oral or other non-tangible disclosure and the summary is clearly marked as proprietary or confidential.

Scope of Information. Information is subject to this Section 7.3 10 only if (a) it is in writing or other tangible form and is clearly marked as proprietary or confidential when discloseddisclosed or, or (b) if it is not disclosed in tangible form, (1i) such Information is clearly identified as confidential or proprietary at the time of disclosure, and (2ii) the disclosing Party subsequently provides the receiving Party with a written summary of the content of such oral or other non-tangible disclosure and the summary is clearly marked as proprietary or confidential.